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Lo mejor del 2011 en fotos de acuerdo con National Geographic

 

National Geographic Photography Contest Winners: 2011.

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Y se vuelve a cumplir la maldición! Después de tanto tiempo aquí esta:

Comparado con el primer remix o con la versión original, si no muestra chichis no vende…

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Y el mar se quedó a dormir en tus aretes de plata… si’eñor!

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Latest Data from ATLAS

Experimental limits from ATLAS on Standard Model Higgs production in the mass range 110-150 GeV. The solid curve reflects the observed experimental limits for the production of Higgs of each possible mass value (horizontal axis). The region for which the solid curve dips below the horizontal line at the value of 1 is excluded with a 95% confidence level (CL). The dashed curve shows the expected limit in the absence of the Higgs boson, based on simulations. The green and yellow bands correspond (respectively) to 68%, and 95% confidence level regions from the expected limits.

Click here for an explanation of the plot.

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Source ATLAS News

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Un clasico…

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Por los que “no creen” en el Sustainable Agriculture program …

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Harry Potter pictures!

The night starts here (X2), forget your name, forget your fear…

Ig Nobel winner writes “best abstract ever”

Twitterings call it the “best abstract ever“. The lead author, Michael Berry, was awarded the 2000 Ig Nobel Prize in physics (together with Andre Geim) for using magnets to levitate a frog. This new paper is a response to the recent reported measurements of neutrinos that apparently traveled faster than the speed of light. Here’s the entire abstract:

Ig Nobel winner writes “best abstract ever”.

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Again, from LA to the world (this song remains me the 60′s)

I like that BASS!